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“Cooking is just so inconvenient for me” – we hear this far too frequently these days. Don’t get me wrong, there are definitely times where conveniences like pre-made meals and eating out are an absolute life saver.
In this WAG Original Series, watch how WAG Alumni Member, Justin Holt, a busy father, movie maker and artist, shares with us how WAG has given him the freedom to be spontaneous in his life, while being mindful with his meals.
This week on WAG Q&As, we're going to be answering some common questions that were asked by members of our Facebook groups who want some help with their nutrition.
Classes, clubs, exams, dining halls, social events, sports, library dates, study sessions, you name it! College is full of new experiences and exciting changes.
In this WAG Original Series, watch how WAG Alumni Member Justin Holt, a busy father, movie maker and artist, shares how his love for the transformation and expression in tattooing mirrors his love for transformation and expression in fitness.
It’s easy to get down on yourself when things aren’t going according to plan, but there are 86,400 seconds in a day and 86,400 chances to choose positive thoughts over negative ones.
This week is all about love, and Wednesday is the “Big Day.” Valentine’s Day gives you the perfect excuse to tell your loved ones how grateful you are for them and how much they've impacted your life (in case you needed an excuse).
Suffering an injury or illness can be disheartening and frustrating. This is especially the case if you’re forced to scale back on training or take a seat on the sidelines while letting your body heal.
In this WAG Original Series, watch how the flexible dieting approach has helped WAG Alumni Member Justin Holt, a busy father, movie maker and artist, live his life fully.
Earlier this year we wrote a blog on Dieting & That Time of the Month discussing some strategies to help you keep on top of your nutrition through your menstrual cycle.
The winter blues is a very real thing. Not only does the cold weather make staying in bed far more appealing than jumping out to start the day, but it can rule out many of our options for de-stressing, like laying in a park or going for a long walk.
In this WAG Original Series, watch how WAG Alumni Member Justin Holt, a busy father, movie maker and artist, explains how he went from McDonald’s and Wendy’s to weighing and measuring his meals.
